A Neely production who also did Washington, Washington.

The trend continues. Big name companies using popular viral videos and/or viral video characters to push their products and services. Whether they use the original footage or parody them, it seems to register well with the public – considering the videos have already had several million unsolicited views. For a company to do it once is kind of cool, but to make a campaign out of it, pretty lame. They are on the cuff of runing some greats like Geico on an Accordion / Hamster on a Piano and Laughing Baby Gecko / Laughing Baby.

I’ve seen some attempts at making YouTube videos interactive with viewers by linking hot spots in the videos to other videos, but this one is definitely one of the coolest. Mostly because it involves Batman, The Joker and stop motion film. Dig it? Check out ‘The Making of Bboy Joker’.

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I hope it is more than just a name. I hope it’s also a side effect of drinking this brew. Some stellar packaging indeed.

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Get up on the current design trends.

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Featured is a webpage I designed for Coke Zero, encouraging basketball fanatics to upload videos and photos of their maddest fan moments to tastethemadness.com – a site I was also a designer on. The page design had to be executed within the constraints of the NCAA.

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The CP+B Hero Factory was part of the agency holiday party invite, back in December. I worked ridiculous hours as a designer along-side a talented group of developers and creatives to get this website done just in time to party. Check it out, and don’t forget to superherofy yourself.